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43 minutes ago, Guadaloopy said:

Since you asked… Got an OTA software upgrade to FSD (Supervised) 12.6.3 yesterday.   Did a drive to downtown Tulsa this morning and back through rush hour traffic, multiple construction zones and downtown streets - 33 mile round trip.  Zero disengagements or interventions.  Best performance I have ever seen from the system.  
 

As I am neither a pilot nor aerospace engineer, I have no frame of reference to form an opinion on how well the FSD camera-only model would translate to aircraft control.  Based on recent experience, I can only guess that the solution will be far more complex and take far longer than dumbass Elon says.  

Sucks that it’s a swastikar

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11 hours ago, Willfully Horn said:

I have a Japanese acquaintance who is envious of US innovation and creativity. He claims his society is quick to let outside the box thinkers know the expected way things get done.

What do we say here about speaking out?  "The squeaky wheel gets the grease."  

You know what they say in Japan?  "The nail that sticks out, gets hammered down."

There's all you need to know about that. 

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Sure, there's a lot of valid criticism about that conman, nutjob, grifter, drug addict, delusional, neonazi, sociopathic twat, Elon Musk. However I'd like to take a moment to note this huge accomplishment.

 

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https://fuelarc.com/evs/its-official-the-cybertruck-is-more-explosive-than-the-ford-pinto/

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On 2/4/2025 at 10:25 AM, Frank Drebin said:

Elon can multitask.  $40 billion annually here.  $40 billion there.  It adds up to real money.  Nothing like the $200 billion we've handed over to Ukraine, $100 billion which disappeared like a fart in the wind.

 

We haven't given Ukraine any money. We have given them ammunition and other tangibles. Did 100 million of ammunition disappear like a fart in the wind? 

 

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1 hour ago, C-Man said:

Reddit community banned as user spat with Musk intensifies

https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/czrlep5xpmzo

That was not surprising - they were saying some pretty violent stuff. I was getting that sub in my feed, not subscribed, but I visited once, and there were people posting violent shit that they’d like to do.  Now it’s possible that it was some Leon fanbois who posted it to get the sub shut down.  But there are plenty of other subs that are dissecting the DOGE stuff and digging into the backgrounds of his team.  A lot of other subs.

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7 hours ago, Parliament said:

My sister (no pics) works in education.  She has an interesting counterpoint. Not saying i agree with her, but it definitely makes me think.  She says there was a big pivot several years back towards STEM.  Something had to come out and it was largely civics; kids don't get as many Social Studies as they used to.  Those kids are now young adults and voting.  Might be a connection there.  And maybe not.

Absolutely.  Not to mention that critical thinking skills, especially those of the nonlinear kind, are not developed through STEM.  That comes from liberal arts.  Kids are getting little history, little civics, and almost no critical thinking development.  They're getting heaps of STEM thrown at them to the detriment of all else, and they're still not doing well collectively in STEM.  This country has never seen a problem it couldn't severely overcorrect for.  It's who we are.  STEM scores are looking bad relative to other countries?  Let's throw out and demonize everything else and only focus on that!   Girls are struggling in schools?  Let's make them inhospitable to boys!  We, as a nation, are incapable of nuance or balance.  We're exactly what our stereotype says we are: fat, loud, and dense. 

One great result of all of this is we've got a couple of generations, so far, whose leaders are those handful of linear-thinking STEM kids who rose to the top.  They can't communicate, can't think outside of a straight line, and unironically mistake "disruption" for creative thinking.    These are the folks venerated by youth in this country, and it's because we made them this way.

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https://www.cnbc.com/2025/02/06/musk-doge-staffer-resigns-over-racist-social-media-posts.html

“You could not pay me to marry outside of my ethnicity,” @nullllptr tweeted on X in September, the Journal reported.

“Normalize Indian hate,” the account wrote the same month, in reference to a post noting the prevalence of people from India in Silicon Valley,” according to the Journal.

“Just for the record, I was racist before it was cool,” the account posted in July, according to the newspaper.

In June, the account tweeted, “I would not mind at all if Gaza and Israel were both wiped off the face of the Earth.”

White House spokesperson Karoline Leavitt told the Journal that Elez resigned after the Journal inquired about the account.

A White House official confirmed Elez’s resignation to CNBC.

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4 hours ago, Chad Fuck said:

What do we say here about speaking out?  "The squeaky wheel gets the grease."  

You know what they say in Japan?  "The nail that sticks out, gets hammered down."

There's all you need to know about that. 

Yeah, I have attempted to study Asian business and innovation culture, and that seems to be the thing.  The deferential, polite, "top-down" aspects of their cultures and societies seems to work against innovation except possibly "improvements" on the "original" ideas of others.  They are certainly good at the latter.

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13 minutes ago, Captainant said:

https://www.cnbc.com/2025/02/06/musk-doge-staffer-resigns-over-racist-social-media-posts.html

“You could not pay me to marry outside of my ethnicity,” @nullllptr tweeted on X in September, the Journal reported.

“Normalize Indian hate,” the account wrote the same month, in reference to a post noting the prevalence of people from India in Silicon Valley,” according to the Journal.

“Just for the record, I was racist before it was cool,” the account posted in July, according to the newspaper.

In June, the account tweeted, “I would not mind at all if Gaza and Israel were both wiped off the face of the Earth.”

White House spokesperson Karoline Leavitt told the Journal that Elez resigned after the Journal inquired about the account.

A White House official confirmed Elez’s resignation to CNBC.

I tried to Google this guy (duckduckgo actually ftr), and this particular chud never showed up.  But there are a number of Marko Elezes in the world, all Serbian.

Serbians have a recent record not altogether different from Afrikaaners.

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2 hours ago, Samson's Wig said:

Absolutely.  Not to mention that critical thinking skills, especially those of the nonlinear kind, are not developed through STEM.  That comes from liberal arts.  Kids are getting little history, little civics, and almost no critical thinking development.  They're getting heaps of STEM thrown at them to the detriment of all else, and they're still not doing well collectively in STEM.  This country has never seen a problem it couldn't severely overcorrect for.  It's who we are.  STEM scores are looking bad relative to other countries?  Let's throw out and demonize everything else and only focus on that!   Girls are struggling in schools?  Let's make them inhospitable to boys!  We, as a nation, are incapable of nuance or balance.  We're exactly what our stereotype says we are: fat, loud, and dense. 

One great result of all of this is we've got a couple of generations, so far, whose leaders are those handful of linear-thinking STEM kids who rose to the top.  They can't communicate, can't think outside of a straight line, and unironically mistake "disruption" for creative thinking.    These are the folks venerated by youth in this country, and it's because we made can this way.

As a person who went from STEM to something of the ultimate in applied liberal arts, law, there's a lot to this.

One aspect of a lot of technical work and education is that you try to simplify problems and make certain assumptions about things and ignore "noise" if you can.  Whereas in addressing societal issues, you can't assume very much or ignore much noise, because that is often exactly where the problem lies.

This in itself is an oversimplification as part of technical problem solving does involve figuring out which assumptions can be made and what "noise" can and can't be successfully ignored.  Technical people tend to do that deductively, while non-technical do it inductively.

This shit is a classic case of deductive experimentation.

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